...but does it Growl?

I've been making shorts, breaking down a bunch of sounds i've been making in Ableton Live 12, But this one was a little more involved and couldn't be covered in 60 seconds.
The way i view most gnarly bass sounds, is just normal ass basic shapes, and then processing them with a bunch of crazy FX. I feel like Roar is gonna be 90% of my sound design going forward. Theres so much shit you can do with it and i'm just scratching the surface.
I have a bunch more stuff planned, so idk, follow along, send suggestions, ask questions, and subscribe for more.

[@0x3C]

This was a great video! Subscribed. Excited for more meld/roar.

[@JoshTenMusic]

Really awesome stuff, fire track

[@Randuski]

Thanks man 🙌🏻

[@F4xP4s]

A lot of potential, stay humble and focussed

[@Randuski]

Thanks man 🙇🏻‍♂️I’m tryin haha

[@paradoxic1888]

Thanks don't have Ableton but created this in the Grid.

[@Randuski]

Ooooo that’s bigwig right? Bitwig honestly seems sick. I have considered it.. haha

[@paradoxic1888]

@@Randuski Yeah the modular approach of this DAW works for me. Once you grasp the concepts of how to piece things together then you can create almost anything. Some things still elude me lol.

[@Randuski]

@@paradoxic1888 that’s how I view ableton. But honestly from what I can see, bitwig really gets slept on. Of If I even get to a point where I wanna switch daws that’s where I’d go

[@paradoxic1888]

@@Randuski From the looks of it you're doing just fine so no reason to switch.

[@JacobJohnson303]

Extremely informative thanks for sharing. Can you do a video on your drums design/arrangement? Its knockin

[@Randuski]

i appreciate it! i have a drum video planned. i'm working on a few racks with Roar that's gonna be part of it. But yes absolutely 👍🏻